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When winter temperatures drop, frozen pipes can lead to costly water damage – and complex recovery efforts. So when the pipe bursts, who is responsible for the cold cleanup?
On this week's episode, join Rebecca and Steve as they explore the subrogation side of frozen pipe claims, including common causes, potential liable parties and key evidence insurers and recovery professionals should look for.
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